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 1 1 | initiated if there is nothing at rest, and before all else in
 2 1 |        moved, another must be at rest, and this is the purpose
 3 1 |     joint is moved and one is at rest, just as if the points A
 4 1 |          D of a diameter were at rest, and B were moved, and DAC
 5 1 |        origin, always remains at rest when the lower part of a
 6 1 |         within itself a point at rest, whence will be the origin
 7 2 |               2~But the point of rest in the animal is still quite
 8 2 |   without which is absolutely at rest and immovable. Now it is
 9 2 |          own members which is at rest and so to push, and in the
10 2 |          is a part, to remain at rest, fixing itself against something
11 2 |        should properly remain at rest. Now what he is trying to
12 3 |         of that which remains at rest. For there is a definite
13 3 |      which that which remains at rest does so, just as there is
14 3 |        which is to begin with at rest, so that the power it exerts
15 4 |         of which the earth is at rest, or than that by dint of
16 4 |       something immovable and at rest outside of what is moved,
17 4 |         moved, and another be at rest, and against this the part
18 4 |          against another part at rest.~But about things without
19 4 | themselves both that which is at rest and that which initiates
20 4 |    something outside which is at rest. Or is this impossible and
21 4 |      themselves that which is at rest, and without them that against
22 5 |         there must be a point at rest, or does this hold also
23 5 |       movement then the point at rest is not necessary. However,
24 7 |       straightway one remains at rest. And one so acts in the
25 8 |          erotic motions, and the rest of the corporeal affections,
26 8 |    extreme points must remain at rest, and the other be moved (
27 8 |        itself against a point at rest); accordingly, in the case
28 8 |          more if the elbow is at rest the whole part below it
29 9 |     movement, and when one is at rest the other is moved. For
30 9 |           however, be a point at rest if one is to move, the other
31 9 |        the originals, in A would rest upon one another, like two
32 10|     animals in the heart, in the rest in a part analogous with
33 10|       cognate question about the rest of the parts of the body,
34 11|      more conspicuously than the rest, because each is in a sense